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by M95D 6mo ago
> If I know my office network is one prefix, and I know my friend's house is another prefix, and I know my cellular carrier in my city is usually this prefix, I can greatly limit the scope of access. But it's still private use,
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by M95D 6mo ago
That's what I'm saying. There's nothing to win.
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by M95D 6mo ago
Would that be reproducible / replayable?
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by M95D 6mo ago
But there's no oil to gain in Cuba, no stock market interests, and no pushing from Israel. So, why would he do that?
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by M95D 6mo ago
I agree with you that this is just temporary, but for entirely different reasons. I think that stock market fluctuations are making some people very very rich. It's the same game as they did with the tariffs on/off every week and
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by M95D 6mo ago
> so we don’t have to pay a toll for an international waterway I don't think it was international. I think it was 50% Iran's and 50% Oman's.
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by M95D 6mo ago
> They're services I wish to consume outside my home Like I said, not public. > Damn near everything expects to be HTTPS/443 So let it. Forward your own chosen port to 443 of the machine with the service. > Public just
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by M95D 6mo ago
I can't say anything about consoles. I never had one, but I accept what you say is true. About the other stuff... well... maybe I'm too old, but I think you're doing it wrong. 1) Those aren't public services and they are
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by M95D 6mo ago
Too bad legal persons can't be executed.
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by M95D 6mo ago
It's too late. Content was already distributed the moment it was posted. Not only it's too late, but when that guy asks, the reply was "bitch come suck my dick".
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by M95D 6mo ago
> I can go buy an off the shelf laptop, stick a generic "Linux install" USB in it, and be reasonably certain most things are going to work Oh, God, I have to repeat it again. That's because of x86 standards for APICs, keyb
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by M95D 6mo ago
I can't think of any application that needs "certain ports" and it's not a public server application. Why would a home net have a public server app? And why would it have more than one? Public servers would use a firew
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by M95D 6mo ago
And that's one of the main disadvantages of it. EU is trying to avoid those if possible, while still maintaining democracy's advantages. So far, this Commision / Parliament setup seems to be working just fine.
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by M95D 6mo ago
Hurting with words via live speech is one thing. A website amplifies it and makes it permanent. When people say stuff, only other people around them hear, and even then it can be denied. When people write things online, what they write is p
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by M95D 6mo ago
Lack of moderation was the real issue with the site.
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by M95D 6mo ago
> If you don't give the app any permissions, it doesn't spy on you either. What about the other apps? What about the phone itself?
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by M95D 7mo ago
> Giving your local router a link-local address of fe80::1 is perfectly valid. You're right. That would work.
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by M95D 7mo ago
Limits should not be placed on laws, but on law authors. Each one with his own count of rejected laws. Like this: author signs some drafts, drafts go to parliament, N drafts rejected -> author dismissed from Eu commision. It could even b
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by M95D 7mo ago
You need a bigger cursor.
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by M95D 7mo ago
NO! Laws should be drafted by lawyers and professionals in those fields. An election would select lawmakers by popularity contest. Can't expect good laws from tht kind of people. What's needed is accountability for drafted laws an
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by M95D 7mo ago
... holes into the balcony railing.
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by M95D 7mo ago
I wouldn't call port forwarding "huge problems". It's only one minor router setting and if you don't want to deal with it, there's the abomination called upnp.
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by M95D 7mo ago
And if DNS fails, I have to use a serial console to get into my router and fix it, because I can't remember what address to type in ssh?
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by M95D 7mo ago
Link?
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by M95D 7mo ago
If they are at our current tech level, to "see" Earth, then Earth would need to pass in front of the Sun from their point of view. That means they would need to be somewhere in the same pane as the Earth's orbit.
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by M95D 7mo ago
I have two Phenom II x6 - same generation as Athlon II. One desktop and one server. The server ran non-stop for the first 10 years. Motherboard, a 790, failed and upgraded to 880G. One memory stick failed, replaced by lifetime warranty (Kin
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by M95D 7mo ago
Methane based life is considered a possibility.
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by M95D 7mo ago
The disadvantages of water-based life.
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by M95D 7mo ago
The most expensive bomb ever.
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by M95D 7mo ago
As I understand it, anyone with commit permissions can commit a PR, no matter what the community or even other devs think. So, no debate. Just commit and that's it. I don't even remember ever seeing a "block commit" sett

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